Replies to post #127930 on Canopy Growth Corp (WEED)

[JohnCM]

CGC is a trainwreck so it has eyes on it. But maybe we should ignore CGC as best we can. We cannot avoid the effects of TILRAY and CANOPY on the rest of the sector. Think about this. It has been a miserable 3 plus years for this sector. We need GOOD stories, not bad. The good news is that the sector has flattened since May 20, 2023. That is BIG news. My holdings are green. CGC is good only for a Vegas play perhaps. It was headed back to $1.00 but the delisting letter may require an R/S at this point.

[JohnCM]

"Marijuana grower Canopy eyes share consolidation after Nasdaq warning

By MJBizDaily Staff
July 17, 2023

Canadian cannabis producer Canopy Growth plans to seek approval to consolidate its shares after the Smiths Falls-based company was notified by the Nasdaq that it does not meet the stock exchange’s listing standards.

Maintaining a minimum bid price of at least $1 per share is one of the Nasdaq’s listing requirements.

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However, the closing bid price of Canopy’s shares has been below $1 per share for 30 consecutive business days.

Under the Nasdaq rules, Canopy has 180 calendar days from the issuance of the letter on July 11 to regain compliance.

The shares will continue to be traded on the exchange in the meantime.

In Canada, Canopy lists on the Toronto Stock Exchange. The Nasdaq warning doesn’t affect that listing.

In a news release, Canopy said it is evaluating all “available options” to resolve the deficiency and regain compliance.

To that end, Canopy plans to seek permission from shareholders to consolidate its shares at the company’s next annual meeting, which is set for Sept. 25.

The proposal will consist of a consolidation range between one post-consolidation common share for every five to 15 outstanding pre-consolidation common shares.

Under the proposal, Canopy Growth’s board would have permission to execute the share consolidation until Sept. 25."